Kebabish restaurant on Station Road offered for sale at £165,000
Fully fitted kebab house near Harrow & Wealdstone station seeks new owner to continue trading
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A kebab restaurant on Station Road in Harrow has been placed on the market for £165,000. The business, Kebabish, occupies a unit between Wealdstone and Harrow town centre, close to Harrow Central Mosque. The sale includes all existing equipment and the right to continue trading from the site.
Everstar Properties, the estate agent handling the listing, describes the restaurant as fully operational. The premises can accommodate up to 30 customers and sits on a stretch of Station Road that connects Wealdstone with Harrow town centre. Harrow & Wealdstone station is located less than half a mile away.
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Premises previously run as Lahore Restaurant
The property was previously home to Lahore Restaurant, which operated there until 2020. Since then, it has been trading as Kebabish. The current sale relates only to the business and its equipment, not the lease or freehold of the building.
Station Road is a busy thoroughfare with high footfall, particularly near the Tesco superstore. The location is considered prominent by the estate agent, though no specific trading figures or customer numbers have been disclosed in the listing.
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No comment from current owner
Harrow Online reported on 31 July 2026 that it had contacted Kebabish for comment but had not received a response at the time of publication. The reasons for the sale have not been made public.
Everstar Properties has not provided a deadline for offers or indicated whether the asking price is negotiable. Potential buyers would need to confirm the terms of the existing lease with the landlord separately.
What happens next
The restaurant remains open for business while the sale is ongoing. Interested parties can contact Everstar Properties to arrange viewings or request further details. No planning permission would be required for a new owner to continue operating as a kebab house, as the use class remains unchanged.
If no buyer is found, the current owner may choose to withdraw the business from the market or adjust the asking price. Harrow Council has not been involved in the sale, as it does not relate to a change of use or planning application.
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